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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from and superior 70 any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration of ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods sarsapa-
rilla accompIishes cures hitherto unknown
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses and DO
not produce good results as Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Peculiar in its good name at home there Is
more of Hoods sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where
it is made, than of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be in
duced to take any other preparation. BE sure toget
Hoods SarSapariila
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD q CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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CONSISTING or


Fancy Glass and China
Ware. Glass Sets, Fancy
Cups ana SaUcers, Vases,
ChiId'S Tea Sets, Water
Sets, Bread and Milk Sets.
Mugs. Fruit Plates, Tooth
Pick Holders, Casters,
Lamps, Sleds, Skates, Boys
Wood Saws, Lunch Boxes,
Plated Ware, Banks, POck-
ct Knives, Toy BrOOms,
Toy Sad Irons, Tea Pot
Tiles, Metal Dressing Cas-
eS, and
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.r-.. u. fyrr-f~eTneutS. notices announcements
y-5Tr be inserted IN this column at two
.---T sr-- week, and one cent word there
Ta- must De prepaid advertising. No
as- s7- mention Of adS-running IN other columns.
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oROBAFE COURTS

. l..---- wall be held on the second aud
XXI. .f .s..-'l month az the Probate Office.
.. -.. INA au s.i-h THURSDAY preceding the
&. D. . a,-r-r FRIDAYS Of each month. At my
n--,- Landing. and at r W Baldwinfs
a-- t--Tr- on the second Monday Of each
Of %. II. AUSTIN, Judge.
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give honor TO whom il is due. DIR David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy cured me of Brights Dis
ease and Gravel. Four OF the best physicians had
failed relieve me. l have recommended il to
scores of people with like success and know il will
cure all who try it. Mrs +. p. Miner, Burg Hill,
Ohio. send 2-cent stamp 70 DR. Kennedy, Roudout,
Y, for book how TO cure Kidney, Liver and Blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
FITS: All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restor5r No Fits after first days use. Mar
velous Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to
Fit Send to DIR. Kline 93I Arch st Phlla. Pa.
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MY STOCK OF SHOES

Was uttrr sa IHra. a. u0u nrafDr lIHHHr. IHHrI
~hoer uud ~IUprfa Iur lHdIrs lHur HUHTNir
lsfs nI IHuff Nnfers IuF ftufrfHfU a|sI. lH.I...
Velvet Nhppsrs. -Npper fuI hnffI h"fH bIHIfH
aud Aiiufur.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY, !.


Rev. Mr.. Bailey of Richford, elected
rector of St. Andrews church, occupied
the desk for the first time on Sunday.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Lewis Gin
grass little boy four years old. was
drowned in the edge of the river, but
few rods from his house on the meadow
above Portland street bridge.
Harvey & Co.'S excursions to CaIifor-
MIA leave St. Johnsbury, Dec. p, Jan
ara Falls Low rates and superior ac-
cOmmodations. For rates and tickets
apply to o. Fl. Henderson, agent, st.
JohnSbuFy.
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'SS-EVey Lady Should Take 1888
PFTERSOB'S MAGAZINE
OF
LITERATURE, ART AND FASHION.
Sketches Of Noted Places and People,
splondidly-I llus,rated Article,
tales and Eovelets by Famous Author,
Illustrated Hints on the Fashions,
Numerous Workable Patterns

The BEST AND CHEAPEST az thf latlR =.
booAs L. gives mere fBr fhe money and combines
greater merits thau auV other. o. Stories NOVELTIES.
etc. are admitted Oh BE- the best published. d.
contributors are among thc mnsi popular authors 81
America.
FUII-SIZE DRESS PATTERN witch each
number. Every month. ALSO ihere arnrars
MAMMOTH CDIpkED FASHION PLATE, eu.
pcrbIv colorca and giving the arc-t Partisan STYLES
81 dress Also. household, cookery, aud other rc-
ccipts, articles art embroidery, hoWcr.cuIfHre,
horne-d coration--in short, everything Interesting
tn ladies.
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STAPLE GOODS !

Shall rectiy, o. ftsh stock al ~hHwIs Iuai bafHrf
thrI-tmas anY w.shiuF to bu' au Invited ia .al
and see thrtn.
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Christmas tree exercises are to be
held at the Methodist churcff
Mr.. Edwin Reed moved TO his new
house on Wednesday Of last week.
NJ E. Tucker proposes stocking his
mill at West Hill with million or more
feet Of logs.
Bailey & Foster have begun work
again in their Bridgman granite quarry
on BuffaloIro8d.
The Good Templars gave a box party
recently. 1t was a pleasant entertain
and well patronized.
Mr.. Brush has removed his foot bridge
over the river on account of the ice en-
dangering its safety.
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ysV Advertisements To-Day

l.I,.t5u- store, Barton, Useful Presents
= ~. ...,4-T. lraasbury, Holiday Goods
--.--1-.-brr Barton Landing, RlacksInithing
..r t...ia, Jrie. Greensboro
-... t,s--,g National Bank.
r Peterson. Peters0n'S Magazine
j.. 1t. Fletcher Barton Lana'ns' money Need
-- W. .-.,-rand. Coventry, Corn, Corn Meal
- -.-.,r1. Barton, Cows at Auction
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Jay

T. A. Chase has a new clerk in his store.
weighing pounds
Mrs Maria Titus has just been granted
a pension Of SIP per month with slosl--
40 back pay
Mrs. J. E. Chase has returned from
Yonkers. y Y. whore she has been visit
ing her daughter
b. F Paine has been successful IN run
ming a large lot Of logs down the brook
/ during the late thaw
/ :. p. Hadlock and c. Il Titus have pur-
chased the hard wood owned by Israe
Wheeler. and have moved into the shant.
on the lot. preparatory 70 putting th'
lumber in the mill
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A town meeting-+o raise money-for
town expenses for the coming year has
been called for Tuesday, Dec. 27th.
Christmas goods in great abundance
at Mr.. Shattuck's store. Ira seems TO
lead in this branch Of trade every year
The election Of officers 10 Ellsworth
Post will occur Dec. oath. The meeting
is called at 10 O'Clock a. m, then will
come the annuals dinner Of all members
OF the order together with their families.
sons or veterans and invited guests. It
is expected TO spend the entire day in
social reunion, ana it is hoped that all
members viii be present with their fam
lies to enjoy the day Every soldiers
widow In town invited 70 the banquet
E.zsa%s1sss lard wick.
Rer.-E- L. Rogers Insisted on bis res
+ igBation being accepted and his church
+ has reluctantly granted t. he goes ~
/ New York. His place will be hard To
Ill.
G. I. johnson has bought the lot on
which the tin shop vas burned. II viii
Pot Ii The Foundation for a new barn on
the site Of the old one and III ap toward
the road
Liza BeaIs has gone 10 Florida to work
IN . holel--slrs. J. n. Stevens and Katie
ar % spend The winter ia Newbnryp0rt,
Aasss-siertie Fay has gone 10 Boston
- spen1 the winter Mrs Wheeler has
gone % ProvideDce, r. I. Her daughter
j. with her
sutton
G. 81. Campbell j. home from Lebanon.
y. II.
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SCOTCH CAPS, GLOVES & MlTTERS

All of thrsr goods Hn UrHaH.. iU .IInH HuI quote
prices aud lI nof satisfactory HIN uaf ufrr Son M
buy, Cali, and ll 5000 dH HaI bee HtHf fuH aHHiI
ass i8f DO.
Thanking HI Inf post fhrIII| patronage. ..IIUIiIu.
your lufuff ftkuTs. WisHIuU fHu Ga MrTf christmas
Hud Happy Nov Aet.. 4m
Your llumhIf Servant.
n. r.. Leonard.
t.ftusluft Doc fl
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who ought to be put where they can no,
use bludgeons or torches.
A friend sends Us some clippings from
Denver, Col, paper of the formatio, -
society of Sons or Vermont am, ,ha
proceedings of the organization As,ar
considerable said in the line of commit.
ment, an article closes with the follow
ing; Vermont has accomplished won
ders-not in itself so much, as in the sons
ana daughters which it has sent our into
other States Some of the hest. most
intelligent and most successful men in
Colorado were born in Vermont. Tbav
are doing noble work in building up here
State which in time TO come will be
loved ~ its sons and daughters with a
devotion like that which in ancient times
the Romans felt for Rome. or which in
our DAYS the Swiss feel for their mount
ain hOm.-
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IMMENSE Srocx.

IMMENSE SrooK,
TOO MANY GOODS,
PRICES AGAIN REDUCED
NEW STYLE Dress Goods, pure wool, one yard and
o half wide. reduced to 4Sc., real value 81.
HANDSOME Plaid Black Silk Velvet, hne quality,
reduced to &c, real value also.
DOUBLE White Blankets. slightly soiled, o1.95,
42.20. $2.45
LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes. reduced S345.
BROADCLOTH pure wool, one yard aud half wide,
reduced 81. IN worth 31.25.
HANDSOME Cloth Plads. pure wool. one yard and 4
BLANKETS. immense size. extra heavy. reduced to
"a, real value %.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7th IT.
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present Il
you buy Is or over.
CoLORED SILK yELvETa reduced to Soc. real
value 81;
NO REDUCTION on the following goods, they are
cheap enough and are selling fast:
FRENCH SERGE. elegant dress goods, pure wool
wide double width, all colors great bargain at BIN
TRICO CLOTH. pure wool, double width. 37kc.
AsTRAKAN CLOTH. excellent quality. 81.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS. new styles
IL yards for 42.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods. all colors
WIDE double fold. 12 yards for e2.
ceive handsome present n25
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7 HAVE JUSr REcEIvED a lot OF Old WHISTLES,
1866. %. 73, and IS, mellow with age and equaled
sy none IN the city for medicinal purposes. Con-
vince yourself by calling at the reliable establish
I4snt OF CHR XAsrER,
900 TN street northwest
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CROWDS OF BUYERS attest the fact how fast those
Oyercoats are going that We have reduced TO 8.
EISENAS Bros, Manufacturers
Corner 7th and E
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r.,'~1,'ons for The o. hours commencing ~ .. ~.
Fc-the District Of Columbia, Maryland and Viz
MA fair weather, followed by light rains sun
q Az, light east 20 south winds becoming variable,
warmer sunday morning and colder sunday night.
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FuRNruRR, FURSTrURE.-We offer our entire
stock OF furniture, regardless Of cost, at private
sale up to Monday, November rs, 1887.
VIM LoEw ENTHAI, 739 ath 81. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anusemsnss Tonight
NAroNAI--Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Min
Effela
A1BAreHs-Mansneld In 'Dr Jekyn."
kHRNANs.-Var1ety.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and variety.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA-Day and evening.
HARRIs,--"Pecks Bad Boy"
STREET RrSK.-Dog and Pony Circus
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A Dnrssr Sur Fon SIS.

WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL SUITS
AND OvERCOATS EXCELS ANYTHING
WE HAVE EVER PRODUCED. IN THIS
ANNOUNCEMENT WE CALL YOUR At
TENTION TO A FINE CORKsCREw d.
A0ONAL FOB els (THIs Is JUST THE
WEIGHT FOR THIS TINE OF THE YEAR,
WE HAVE THIS SUIT IN SACK AND FOUR
BUTTON CUTAwAY6. WITH OR WITHOUT
BINDING. TIE FIT. STYLE AND FINISH
OF THIS SUIT 10 IN KEEPING WITH OUR
STOCK, AND THAT Is As GOOD A. ANY
CLOTHING SOLD IN THIS CITY.
GEORGE sPRAxsx
ma 80 sEvxHrz sxaxsx
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celebrated Revere House one OF the best hotels in
this country, convenient to depots business shop
excellent service its world famous cuisine better
than ever. European plan. Rooms from 81 day
IN.
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F f F + s. = T. :: ::
| e. ! F / { T. I. ! {. |. nv FH
+ E; 4 EE4 TN; f' ::
: j$$#$S$$$ F e. Fl +. =
Its superior excellence proven in millions Of homes
fSr m1r ;, than quarter Of century It il used by
beads q the arsa. Gnieersiss. :. the stroSesss
Purest and most Hesthfal Or Prices the only Bak:
Alum. Sold only in Cans.
NEW YORK cHiGAdo LEN 81. LOUIS
SOMETHING New FoR WAsHrsarox.
AN ENTIRE BUILDING DEVOTED TO TIE
DISPLAY OF
FINE UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND pRApERIEs.
GRAND OPENING.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
Washington of the largest and best stocks
of UPHOLSTERY GOODS and DRAPERIEs to be
found this side of New York Having secured building
31l SEVENTH STREET,
and having fitted up the same in handsome manner,
especially for the display of this class Of goods feel
that I am supplying want Washington has long
needed Everything new and choice in this line will
be presented to my patrons as fast as manufactured
and will be Sold at LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
IN LACE CURTAINS
We will exhibit of the largest ard best selected
stocks ever shown in Washington, ranging in price
from 80 cents to $3.50 per pair. We name in part
IRISH POINT. EGYPTIAN.
CLUNEY. LOUIS XIV.
COLBERT. ARABIAN.
TAMBOURN. BRUSSELS.
IN TURcOMANs.
The display is unusually large and handsome. and
embraces the choicest patterns in the market varying
in price from s3 to a175
THE COLLECTION OF BRocATELLEs
is the finest to be found in this city, and will vary in
price from 90. SO to ss5 per yard
For Window furnishings we have also . handsome
line of CHENILLE, JUTE VELOUR, HAMMERED
GOLD NORMANDY and other CURTAINS.
Also beautiful assortment Of CHENILLE and TAP
EsTRY COVERS, PRINCES. TABLE and PIANO
COVERS PLAIN SILK PLUsHEs in all colors, SILK,
BRoCADE. SATIN. DAMAsK. PLAIN and FIGURED
MoHAIR PLUSH. LINEN vELoURs. KRINKLE in
various colors. MANTEL CABINETS and STANDING
CABINETS; in fact, everything that should be found
ct . first class establishments.
DRAPERY WORK A SPECIALITY.
cordial invitation is extended to the Washington
public to examine this stock whether you purchase or
not.
WASH b. WILLIAMa.
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Bargains, Watches Jewelry, and Silverware
Articles selected now for holiday presents lai(
away on small deposits Frank, ceweler and Opt
clan, 457 Pa. ave.
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JUIns LlyssUGRH, 315 9TH street, opens on Mon
day a surerb collection OF ParlOr suits, Fancy
cnairs, Cabinets Hall Racks, and other furniture,
all new and desirable goods
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We HAVE Won OUR WAY by merit only.
EIsEMAS Bros, Manufacturers
Corner 7th and E
See the mems overcoats reduced to s..
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DIAMONDS at r. Harris co. S. 432 7th St

NEW STYLES OF mouldings received daily. Picture
frames OF all kinds made 20 order and satisfaction
guaranteed our prices are as low as the lowest
Regild1ng. Wood & Forsyth, 12OS ST
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Oysters.

"R" There my oyster, I'll eat you. "wen, wher
you eat me, you eat good one for came from
JOhnsOn's corner Of 9th and street northwest
where the finest salt oysters OF all the leading
brands are received daily, and served in ever
available style, and to suit the taste. Half shell
and steamed q speciality. The celebrated Lynn
Haven Bay. Don't mistake the place. Johnson!
old stand 40 and - 9th street north west corner
OF E. Ladies' saloon first floor. Polite attention
Calln
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500 Pairs more OF those splendid heavy seam
less Socks, pairs for 25c., double heels and toes
worth fully 25c. pair, at c. Auerbach's Sewing
Machine and Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and SITS.
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Combination Lap and Horse Blanket soc
Double Combination, 18th st. Se.
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FoR DIAMONDS. at lowest prices, see r. Harris
Co., importers 432 7th ST
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NOrICK.-n you want wall paper OF any grade
yeerhos aan store, 9l6 9TH street, Is the place 10
90. IL you want pictures OF any class including
etchings, steel engravings, oleographs &C., or pic
ture frames made 90 TO either OF VeerhonS stores,
BIC or All 7th street. He has on hand full and
complete line OF the aforementioned goods, and
will guarantee you satisfaction In work. Regtld1ng
done al lowest rates.
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FINEST LADIES' and Gentlemens Waterproofs In
the city. ASsLo-AAERICAS RUBBER Co.,
a35 street northwest.
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Heavy New Rag Carpet, per yard 25c. Double
Combination, 18th St s. e. g
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c. 8. KESFIKLD, 1ewelef. l2O5 St, 10 per cent
discount on all goods sold before 18th Dec, TO make
roou. Tor holiday novelties,
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See the mems oyercoats reduced S.

WE CATER for no particular class, but provide
for all classes ages, and size
EIsKxAS BROS, Manufacturers
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suPEHPLroUs HAIR OBIITgRATED, leaving no
trace by nv Electric Needle Process. Ten years'
practice Mrs Dr. Gabriel, 1921 @ st NV.
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Dining Car Line 10 the Pacific
Ocean.

Ocean.
The Northern Pacific Railroad the only one of
the transcontinental lines running dining cars
through TO the Pacific coast, announced a new time
schedule taking effect November 20, 1887. The
principal features OF this new schedule are:
FIRST Twelve hours quicker time from st Paul
TO Helena and Butte, Montana, and twenty-four
hours shorter time 10 Portland. Ore, Tacoma w.
r. and all North Pacific coast points by the limited
express leaving ST. Paul at p IN. daily The time
OF No. 2, the corresponding train east bound viii
be shortened seventeen hours.
second An additional through express train to
which viii be attached Pullman sleepers. dining
cars and emiyrant sleepers leaving st. Paul at a
IN daily for Helena, Butte, Mtssoula, Spokane Falls
and Eastern Washington points; this train making
the through time nye hours quicker than the for
mer Pacific coast express, giving the Intended
than heretofore.
Third Three express trains daily from St. Paul
and Minneapolis TO Moorhead, Mimi, Fargo, and
jamestown, OAK, with through Pullman sleepers
10 Grand Forks Fergus Falls, Wahpeton and prin-
cipal points In North Dakota
The Northern Pacific not only offers to the trav-
cling public the best train service including its
| famous dining cars, Pullman palace drawing room
aud sleeping cars, emigrant sieepers and splendid
day coaches, but from Chicago and all eastern
cities 10 Portland, Greg, as quick time as by any
other route, while 10 Butte ana Helena, Mont, II Is
the shortest line by one hundred and seventy six
| and three hundred and sixty-six miles, respect
| lively, actually saving the traveller TO Butte six
hours, and 10 Helena eighteen hours, as against
any other line.
The great reduction In time viii be OF particular
interest 10 all classes OF travel especially Yellow.
stone Park and Pacific coast excursionists con-
| tenpiating return trip by the all-rall nne-the
| MI. SHASTA" route-between San Francisco and
Portland, and trip along the Columbia River o.
over the famous Cascade Mountains via the North.
ern Pacific.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-7S2 sisT ST NV. CONTAINING N
a. S saa $50 2Sil Ms. ~ 70 rc0T. N 4.
~ vi ~ ne, roons. VI % ltl5 N 81
= - . rooms 50, Al. spruce ST. LeDroit hsrE
..ysoue m L. $3.50. The shove houses very de-
srsole and IN hrst-cls-s repair
n2e-st CHAs. K BaNEs. 1908 s.n~
Tok RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
aoLSs iS<& 18th st nv. nermissfon % in-pece
" W S "a only. CHAs. d. BANEs
= HS.'-.H lo03fa n-v.
kuh hENI-oNE sEvRN ROOM HOUSE WITH
ply sol Maryland ave ne - W. nSs AZ
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY TKAcHERs--At meeting
az Rockville, yesterday, OF the Montgomery County
Teachers Association, X J. Brown was elected
PRESIDENT, with j. X. Neuman ce-presiuent: sec
retaries, r. ID. Pfundie and Rev. s. r White:
library committee, Rev. 8. r. White T. L ANNA
and Miss Lucy Garrett. Prof. smith or the state
Normal School delivered an address on boCany.
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RrBBnR CLOTHING, best in the world.
GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
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100 Dozen French Holland Shades, patent
rollers, 25c. Double Combination, 18th st. se 9
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Go to 70. a. GOiden'S Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks
all kinds OF game, fresh fish, kennebec salmon, ter
rapins HOLSTERS, sl1ders and oysters Telephon,
BAH 4W
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NEW LIFE AND vIGoR attends the use of Bakers
Cod Liver on and Malt
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@. WHATS BEST for Hemorrhoids? A. Bartlett's
Pile SupDOsitOrfeS
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myers ice cream. 235 q sc. NV.

CLOTH SURFACE Rubber" Gossamer, "a and up
stylish and good GooDYEAR, 3O9 9th ST
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Dog Collar engraved free. Cutlery, 4S7 Pa. av.
J. J. Gould, 42l 9th St. wonders for Children,
Pictures, Tree Toys, Japanese Goods, &C.
1O.4 White Blankets, per pair 69c. Double
Combination, 1241 and 1913 18th st. Sc.
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and 81; Pearl opera Glasses, $50; Solid Gold
American watches, s25; Boys Solid Silver Stem
w1nders $3.50 Ladsons, 433 9TH 81. NV.
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DIAMONDS at K Harris & Co.'S. 432 7th st.

ALL CARPETS sold this week for cash viii b
made and laid free OF charge. w. II. HoEKE.
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HOLIDAYS! HoLDAYs.-9o TO Davis 723 9TH st.
Tor your MctureeL One large crayon and one doz.
yseay nn1shed cabinet portraits for only s. Come
dndVee them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

OYSTER LUNCH tonight at Tim Suiivans stage
Restaurant, 4l3 18th street The public are In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

OUR IMMENSE SALES on overcoats Is a clear evil
dence Of good Will and justice between ourselves
and uarrDnx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

Hand. Knit TObogganS all cOlOrS and sizes,
23c. Double Combination, IL tn st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

JULIUS LASsBgRsa, BIS tn street, opens on Mon
day his new stock Of fne Hangings Special low
prices will prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

Ladies', Ail-wool stripe Newmarket, sati
hood, very nObby, 1924. Double Combination
l241 and l243 18th st. Sc. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

All Our NoynlENrs AND AIMS are for the benent
OF our patrons
EsxxAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner TIN and E
See the msns overcoats reduced 10 s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

81 Per Gallon, 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
orders by mail MCGEEs. 9th near ID st. w&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-26

OUR CoxPxrrroKs cannot copy our mode OF
doing business.